Using vars in other scripts.

[Radwen]

How do I create a var in order that I can use it in etheir a different script or same script but different method ?

Let's say I have this script :

using System;
using Server.Items;
using Server.Mobiles;
using Server.Targeting;
using Server.SkillHandlers;

namespace Server.Scripts.Commands
{
	public class Enseigner
	{

		public static void Initialize()
		{
			Server.Commands.Register( "Enseigner", AccessLevel.Player, new CommandEventHandler( Enseigner_OnCommand ) );
		}

		[Usage( "Enseigner [skill]" )]
		[Description( "Permet à un maitre d'enseigner un skill." )]
		public static void Enseigner_OnCommand( CommandEventArgs e )
		{
			string skill = e.ArgString;
			string cibleur = e.Mobile.Name;

			switch (skill)
			{
				case "Swords" :
				{
						e.Mobile.SendMessage( "A qui voulez-vous enseigner le combat à l'épée?" );
						e.Mobile.Target = new Enseigner.InternalTarget();
						string skillname = "le combat à l'épée";
					break;
				}
				case "Tactic" :
				{
						e.Mobile.SendMessage( "A qui voulez-vous enseigner la tactique de combat?" );
						e.Mobile.Target = new Enseigner.InternalTarget();
						string skillname = "la tactique au combat";
					break;
				}
				default :
				{
						e.Mobile.SendMessage( "Votre entrée n'est pas un skill." );
					break;
				}	
			}	
		}

		private class InternalTarget : Target
		{
			public InternalTarget() :  base ( 8, false, TargetFlags.None )
			{
			}
			protected override void OnTarget ( Mobile from, object targeted )
			{
				int cible = from.Serial;

				//from.SendMessage( "{0} vous enseigne {1}", cibleur , skillname );
			}
		}
	}
}

The string cibleur and skillname are needed in the protected override void method for my sendmessage fonction.
How would "import" in a way the value of those variables ?
Is there parametres to set like in PHPscript ?
Would a global var be a better choice ? If so how would I do so ?

The reason why the questions are so broadranged is that this is bugging me in a few of my scripts. So by answering this question your actually helping me with 4 scripts .

Thanks for reader and even more for answering

[TMSTKSBK]

you would need to pass it as an argument. so...saying you wanted to access dummyFunction():

public void dummyFunction( string blah )
{
*does stuff*
}


to call dummyFunction, you'd say:

dummyFunction( x ); //where x is a string

while you're at it, check this out:
erm.....

[Radwen]

Ok, so it would be preferable to set it in a function and then call in the function..

Because I tried :

protected override void OnTarget ( Mobile from, object targeted, string skillname )

But it gave me a compile error (before posting this I mean).
Is this because it is not a legal argument set for this method ?

[TMSTKSBK]

well if that explodes, make it a public or private variable, and reference it from wherever you are. if you make it private, you have to be in the same class to see it.

for instance:

public string yarr;

public void elmethod1()
{
dostuff...
yarr = result;
elmethod2();
}

public void elmethod2()
{
string internal = yarr;
domorestuff...
}

[Radwen]

Great, thanks a lot.

[TMSTKSBK]

You're welcome /me is glad to help...as long as people try to do it themselves